The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-15
MARIETTA MATTERS.

The sweet potato crop Is very tine this
season.
Printed Blank Receipts at 25cts per 100
at Journal Office.
When you sell your cotton, don't forget
to pay the printer
MISS Laura Nell, of Atlanta, is visiting
relatives and friends in the city.
Mrs w. j. NJ. Hanes and children have
returned from their visit TO Conyers
The Marietta Male Academy has IO2
pupils.
Mr.. Frank Northcutt has gone TO North
ern markets to buy goods.
-FoR RENr-A FIVE room house APP
ply to j. W. HENDERSON.
Mr. A. D. Ruede is adding some i'm
proyements to his residence.
Mrs. Dr. L. Nj Allen returned last
week from a visit to Col J W Robertson S
family at GAINESVILLE, Ga
"A new lot of Stationery, Papateries,
Visiting Cards &c., at f. SehilGngs.
Douglas 50 shoe at Hirschs.
Place your orders for meats Of all kinds
with Stephens Brothers
Sessions, Handy & Co. have Just re
ceived a large lot Of Jeans pants. The
! best pants Tor the money that can be bought.
Miss Addie Davis spent few days
with Der sister Mrs 7 Il. Shockley the
( latter part of last week
Mr. George McEliresh Of Washington,
D. e, spent q few days in the city this
week
-Messrs j. w Henderson q Son have
the contract to build Miss Marlow's new
boarding house on Church street.
Our Northern visitors send open cot
ton hollis to then friends at home, who have
neyef seen cotton in its unpicked state
-fhe public schools in this county will
soon close and the larger children viii en-
/ gage IN cotton picking
Mr.. J W. Frey says he sold $500. Is
worsh OF watermeione this season off OF one
and quarter acres of ground.
Go 10 F. Schillings Tor sheet MUSIC,
vocal and Instrumental.
New York Mills. Pride of the West,
Lonsdale and Fruit of the Loom Bleach
ings at Hirschs'
Sessions Handy q Co. will sell 3 cakes
OF Toilet Soap and nice finished box for
25cts. Worth 90.
The fields are white with cotton and
the bales .i,l COON be tumbhng into market
in abundance
Mrs. Will T. Banks and children age
visiting Judge George n, Testers family
il Cumming.
fhe tth Quarterly meeting for Marietta
Station will be held September 10Th and
26th
-Ityou intend to do man a mean
thing wait till to morrow. Ifyou are to do
a noble th;ng do it now.
The wise and prudent man layeth in
his wood and coal while the roads .,re good
and the freights are low This is wise and
thoughtful
Now that cotton is coming IN, business
will open up brisSly and the countenances
| Of our citizens will assume more cheerful
aspect.
Piano FOR SALE.-A good secondhand
Piano for sale at bottom figures. Apply
for information at this oHicG.
just received Birthday Cards in endless
variety, cheap at F. Schillings.
-Hirsch has the largest stock of clothing
for Men, Youths and Boys in North Geor-
gia.
Society atmosphere is loaded with ru-
mors Of weddings Marietta has some Of
the best timber to make matrimonial match
es of any place in Georgia
Losr- Between Whitlock House and
Cherokee street rhine stone, crook haiI
pin. Finder VIII be rewarded by returning
it 10 this Office
just about now is an auspicious time &C
advertise Cotton will soon be coming il
lively and money will be plentiful and the
merchant who spreads printers ink judi
ciogsy will reap a golden harvest
The display Cobb county viii make al
the Piedmont Fair, in Atlanta, needs your
help. VIII you give it? Let every one Dc
something in making the stock display
credtable
"A runaway couple from Atlanta, Mr.
Wa H. Bolton and Miss Nora Jolly, WERE
married at the Marietta Camp Ground OF
Sunday, the 4th inst, by Rev } S t. Sap
pington.
Sessions, Handy & Co. have the bes,
50 mems shoes in town.
The best beef in the city at Stephen.
Brothers market.
If you want Boys, Youths and Gent
Hats give Sessions, Handy & Co Il call.
General William Phillips has receive,
his official appointment from Attorney Gen
eral Garland as L S Assistant District At
torney and has been sworn IN We con
graduate him upon his deserved appoint
ment.
-MABmED-On the 18th inst, Mr. } "
Sewell, of TeXarkana Texas, and Mis-
Georgia Gober, Of this county Rev Mr.
Sappington officiating. The happy coupl
left Immediately for the home of the groom
in Texas Our best wishes follow them
The Methodist Parsonage Dime Club a
Mr. S. Anderson residence on last Thur.
day was well attended and complete sue
cess Music recitatons and refreshment
added to the entertainment OF those present
$3.50 was realized
In passing Mr. Weles B Whitmore
the other day he called our attention t
some fine breed Of chickens, Wyandottes
. They are beauties-large, plump black an
white speckled. He picked up one the othe
day, 81 months old which weighed 81 lbs
; Go to Stephens Brothers for tende
steak Telephone q.